Inner - City - Big Fun

"Big Fun" is often cited as the definitive crossover moment for electronic dance music. It successfully married the synthetic, machine-driven textures of Detroit techno with the soulful, gospel-rooted vocal traditions of Chicago house.

Reviewers from AllMusic noted that while the production was "decidedly high-tech," Grey’s expressive, big-voiced performance gave the record a "passionate singing" quality that stood out from the era's thinner dance vocals. Chart Dominance and Legacy Inner City - Big Fun

LA Weekly ranked it as one of the best dance tracks in history, calling it "electronic dance music’s first pop moment". The Big Fun (Paradise) Tracklist "Big Fun" is often cited as the definitive